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The three analysis methods, i.e. Markov, event tree and fault tree, have different characteristics of application in the effect analysis of relay-protection hidden failures on power grid.

Eukaryotic XOR and AO are similar in protein structure and prosthetic group composition, but have different characteristics of substrate specificity both at the molybdenum center and at the FAD center [3], [11].

The decided %MM in this study may not be able be applicable to men and/or other racial group since they may have different characteristics of the relationship between muscle mass and Vo2max.

Although African Americans have long been recognized to have different characteristics of the metabolic syndrome compared with whites (low TG, high HDL-C, and high glucose) and increased frequency of incident diabetes, only more recently has there been an appreciation of the differences in inflammation markers associated with cardiometabolic risk.

A related enzyme also produced by papaya is chymopapain, which has different characteristics of mobility and solubility; it is used to shrink or dissolve ruptured disks in certain kinds of lumbar spine injuries, and otherwise as a digestant of protein.

"What's challenging is that every city has different characteristics of the poor and vulnerable, be it where the live, who they are, what they do, and many, especially in the developing world, might not even be officially accounted for," he explained.

7 9 Each prion strain has different characteristics of incubation period and neuropathological features when inoculated into defined inbred mice 8 10; it was proposed that each prion strain must show a distinct propagation process in the human brain.

You should know the temperament of your dog before doing any of the following because each dog is different and has different characteristics of their own like people.

It is found that the gyroscopic and elliptic motions have different characteristics for a two degree-of-freedom (2DOF) system.

These methods have different characteristics, speeds of conduct, advantages and disadvantages, and can be conducted by different groups of healthcare professionals (see Table  1).

At a joint press conference, when a reporter asked Merkel what she thought of Trump's "style" she politely made a broader point: "People are different, people have different abilities, have different characteristics, traits of character, have different origins, have found their way to politics along different pathways — well, that is diversity, which is good".